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That worked a treat, thanks !<br />

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I installed redhat linux on my hard disk alongside windows<br />
98 using lilo to dual boot. &nbsp;I have recently removed all <br />
these partitions so that I can start afresh. &nbsp;<br />
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Although I have removed the linux partition(and windows partition) there still seems to be a lilo bootsector which hangs when it tries to boot up. &nbsp;I have tried formating the primary partition as a systems disk but it still tries to boot up using the lilo boot sector.<br />
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Has anyone had any experience of this ?<br />
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Thanks<br />
<br />
Andrew....
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I installed redhat linux on my hard disk alongside windows
98 using lilo to dual boot.  I have recently removed all 
these partitions so that I can start afresh.  

Although I have removed the linux partition(and windows partition) there still seems to be a lilo bootsector which hangs when it tries to boot up.  I have tried formating the primary partition as a systems disk but it still tries to boot up using the lilo boot sector.

Has anyone had any experience of this ?

Thanks

Andrew....

lilo problem

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